Our Railroads To-Morrow by Edward Hungerford is a comprehensive exploration of the American railroad industry during the early twentieth century, offering a forward-looking analysis of its challenges, innovations, and future prospects. Published in 1910, the book delves into the technological advancements, economic pressures, and regulatory changes shaping the railroads at a pivotal moment in their history. Hungerford examines the impact of electrification, the rise of competition from automobiles and other forms of transportation, and the need for modernization in both equipment and management practices. He discusses the importance of safety, efficiency, and public service, highlighting the evolving relationship between railroads, government, and the American public. Through detailed observations and informed predictions, Our Railroads To-Morrow provides readers with a vivid portrait of an industry in transition, grappling with the demands of a rapidly changing society while striving to maintain its central role in the nation’s economic and social life. The book stands as both a historical document and a visionary treatise, capturing the optimism and uncertainty of an era when the future of rail transportation was both promising and uncertain.